Learn how to reuse and publish knowledge bases for multiple applications in Azure AI. This guide simplifies key concepts for the AI-102 certification, focusing on real-world scenarios and best practices.
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Question
Your organization, Nutex Corporation, has been using a question-and-answer knowledge base to handle customer inquiries for its e-commerce application. They have developed a new application and want to use the same knowledge base for the new application.
You have exported and imported the knowledge base from the e-commerce application and have successfully tested and published it.
What happens when you publish the knowledge base?
A. Knowledge base contents move from the test index to the published index in Azure search.
B. Knowledge base contents move from the non-production index to the production index in Azure search.
C. Knowledge base contents move from the test index to the production index in Azure search.
D. Knowledge base contents move from the test index to the non-production index and then to the production index in Azure search.
Answer
C. Knowledge base contents move from the test index to the production index in Azure search.
Explanation
After publishing a question-and-answer (QnA) knowledge base, its contents are moved from the test index, where testing and validation occurred, to the prod (production) index in Azure search. This transition ensures you can use the knowledge base in your application or bot. You would follow the below-outlined steps to publish the knowledge base:
- Log in to the Azure AI Language service with your Azure credentials.
- Choose the knowledge base you want to publish from the dashboard.
- Click Publish.
- Once the knowledge base has been published, you can create a bot from the Publish page (as shown in the exhibit).
The knowledge base contents do not move from the test index to the non-production index and then to the production index in Azure search. There is no intermediate “non-production index” in the publishing workflow. The publishing process involves moving the tested content directly from the test index to the production index in Azure search.
The knowledge base contents do not move from the non-production index to the production index in Azure search. There is no “non-production index” involved in the Azure AI Language service architecture. After testing, the content is moved directly to the production index upon publishing.
The knowledge base contents do not move from the test index to the published index in Azure search. There is no “published index” in Azure search. The correct terminology involves a test index and a production index.
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